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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06
SATURDAY, July 10. 1857,
Trnslee,n Notice.

NOTICE - HEREBY GIVEN, That on
~ monday, Auguu o, 1887, in
front Of the courthouse door Of shelby eoun.
", Tenneisee, at II o'clock am, | viii sell,
Al public outofy, for oaih, the following de-
scrlbed roal estate Ia hholbf county, Ten.
bosfse, being all the Iight, title ard Interest
Of l.. ". and Y. p. Humes In a ono third
undivided Interest IN n lot Of eleven acres,
bounded a. follows Beginning At stake n
the state Line road or Boulevard, from which
norm SIX east l03b links distant stamps
Tedoak marked v, thence north With james
ionse's east boundary line ~ chalht and VI
links 10 stake. thence east chains andoi
links 10 a stakei thence south ~ chains and
vi links 10 a stake In the St!te Line foai o.
Boulevard thence west WITH said foa or
Boulevard 3 chains and ~ links ~ the place
Of beginning. Also, certain taet 10
Gated and described a. iollowsi b.Nli ~.
ginning At a stake IN the State Line foad 9s
links distant q sassafras marked W thense
west With tho State Line road or BtulelAfd
chain and sON link ~ a stakes thence
north 10 ohains and VI Links 20 stake
thence west chaips and ~ links ilAte
on James Yonge's east b0undlr' llnei
thence north with said longo'H cast line
chains and 81 Ink - a stakoi tLon!g cast
chains and SIX links 20 stake thence
south N chains and ~ links ~ the point Of
beginning, and containing nine acres. -,
make said sale by author " 9l uu.l
dead made me and recorded In hegistof
| once Of Shelby county, 1enneffeoi IN POOH
| III, page ~, default having been made 10
tho debt secured therein and haYlns Dson
| requested 10 sell By the benshe iaf{ therein
THOMAS NJ. 5ChUtta' ltustee' =
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PONDS EXTRACT CO.,
20 Fifth AYenuo, Now York.
Health IL weaItb-cr. Bea"regard's
Tonlc aud Nerv ne, the Great
French speetfie

NERVOUS DEBILITY In all its stages.
~ mental and physical depre sion, sper-
matOrthea, hypOchondria, f'orility, neural
gia, hystsria, tncapacity 'ut ttuiy or busi.
ness, paralysis, I'm IOtsncc, epilepsy, loss OF
memory, s0fteninz of "a brain, and al die.
eases ~ the nervous system may DO radi.
cally cured IN either sex BY tie use OF this
uneHcelled Itcpirtt on. IL Il n matter OF
supreme Importance 10 uso appropriate
treatment fos tho 'ufe Of the loss 81 nerve
power. and DR.. Boiurognrd's Tonic and
Nefyine, Hffor many yenrs trial In Europe,
has proved infalliblo " taken according TO
directions, which are Affixed % each bottle.
One box equal 10 one months ueGtment,
will cure recent cases. Price, ~ DO a box,
or d 4 boxes for - 90. hgnt % NAL pre-
boxes 10 cure any Gao. With casa order ro-
eeiyed by a. for six boxes We will ss1t our
written guarantee 10 return the money II
treatment 20 not eject cure. A. kenk.
ert A Co., druggists. sole agents Tor United
BtAtes. 100 and 2if vain - Momphla. Tenn
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NnIIin A. naasI.

WATERBURY,, CosS., July 6-Nellie
Case, aged eighteen years, OF Collins
vile, ioolishly pointed q pistol at the
head Of friend yesterday and then
q, herself. The weapon was die'
charged, and as a result, Nellie is
dead.
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Endorsement Of q Leading Physi.

l have used Darbys Prophylactic
Fluid extensively az disiniectant aud
deodoriEsr, aud find Il an admirable
preparation. Whenever there are
offensive disch arges from wounds, alb.
cesses, ETC., II IL wonderful In lie &C
ton. ] consider II the best prepare
ton know as a garglo In diphtheria
or.scarlet fever.
J. oREsswELL LEWIS, NJ, D.,
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COVERED wtTH sALT,RHHUM

CuTtcuRA RkMEDIEs are the greatest medi-
cines en- earth. III "a the worst case Of Sale
Rheum in this country. My mother had it
twenty years, au in fact died from Il, | be-
heye CurIOURA wOu,d have saved her life.
Wy arms, breast and head were covered 'or
three years, which nothing relieved or cured
until used the CUrIcURA REsOLvgNT, inter
naly, and CuTICURA ana CUTiCuR. soAP, eN-
ternally. J.W. ADAMS.
NpWARK q.
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Celebrated the Ronrth,

GLAtGow, July 5.-The Americans
In this city celebrated the Fourth Of
July by q meeting and luncheon In
the Golden Hotel. DR.. Fisk presided.
He said that all Americans were In
sympathy with Mr.. Gladstone and hil
fdsh policy. MFR. Hickman also made
an address.
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u.NrAI Wbat of Atlanta? Why

arLAsTAl What Of Atlanta2 Why,
the great nerve tonic, Pemberton's
Wine Coca, Ia Manufactured there,
and all druggists, Wholesale and re-
tail, In Memphis. sell this great rem.
edy. II is now prescribed by the best
physicians, and will cure you Of all
nervous affections. Send 10 Pember.
ton Chemical Company for history Of
coca plant. Try glass Of Coca Cola,
the refreshing, inyigoraiing brain
tonic. nj HeisttfB Soda Fount.
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Jacob sharp Growing worse.

NEW YoRK, July 5-Jacob shsrp's
health has been gradually growing
worse since he has been lodged In
Ludlow street jail TO await sentence
for bribery. Today his illness had in.
creased 81 much that he was unable
to leave his bed and HIS f,iends have
become alarmed.
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FEWER SORE CURED.

must ext,nd to you the thanks OF one Of
my customers, who has been cured, by us, ng
the Cur CURA RENEbIEs, OF an old sore, caused
by Ions snell Of sickness OF foyer eight
years aso, lie was so bad no was fearful he
would have to have his leg amputated, but |.
as dollar. lie requests me to use his name,
which IL III. u. CIsos, merchant, Of this
place, JOHN V. MINOR. Druggist.
0ainesbOro, Tenn.
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HEAD. FACE AND BODY RAW.

Ic,mmenced to use your CUTiCURA RKNE-
plrs last July. My he ID and face and somo
parts Of my body were almost raw. Ny he,
was covered with scabs and sores, and my
suffering was fearful. had tried everything
/ had heard e in the East and West. My
case was considered q very bad one | have
now not particle Of skin huwor about ne,
and my case Ia considered wonderful
DECATUR, Mich. Mas sac. WHlPPLE.
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SKlNsBlO0D
diseases from Ptmplss Ia scroi uIa
Curfd by GultcurA.

Hundreds Of letters in our possession go pies
Of which may be had by return OF mai repeat
this story: have been \ terrible sufferer for
years from Diseates Of the Skin and Blood |;
have been Obliged to shun public places by
reason OF my disfguring humors; have had
dollars, aud got no relist until used tho
CuTIcuRL kRnEDIKs, which have cured me-
and lett my skin and blood as pure as a
child't,
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-07-06

WEAK lungs, splitting Of blood,
consumption, and kindred affections
cured without physician, Address
for treatise, with two stamps,
WORLDS DIsPESsARY MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.
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neal, ot.yaIuabIe stallion.

GREAT BARRiSoToS, MASS, Jnly b.
Alcyon, the 10000 Stallion, belong.
ing 10 Eizur Smiths stock farm, died
yesterday from inflammation Of the
bowels,
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CurIouRI RENsDEs are.rold everyw hero.
Price; CuTlcuRA, so cents; REsoLyEsr, 90
Ann CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass. Send Tor
"How 10 cure SLtn Diseases"
EQlIQC Plmples. Skin Blemishes, and
unooo, Baby Humors, cured by Curl
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low TT ACHBss !

q Back Ache, Kidney Pains, Hip.
~ Side pbd Chest Pains, and all Strains
Mh and Weakness relieved Ia one
.N minute by the suttcura Anti
E0P.ta PLATE. At druggists, IS
w3 cents; Eve for sl0O. Potter Drug
and Chemical Co, Boston
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PublIc Administrators Sale.
saturday. IaIy .. 1857,


No, $3.50, R.-ChAncery Court Of shelby
Couny.-stA,s Of Tennessee W. y. aAten'
OF al.
ID sale, entered In tho above cause on the
18th day d January, ls7, NJ. d. 81, page 30,
Il will self At public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, In mont Of the CLERK and Master,
once, at the Main street entrance OF the
courthouse % Shelby county Memphis,
Tennessee, on
Saturday, July 10. 1857,
within legal hours, tho following described
property, situAtsd In Memphis. Shelby ooun-
'" ,ot OF ie, s. block u, Buffers addition,
fronting n TIA feet on east side Of HornAndo
street, northeast corner Calhoun street, Filth
Ward, By a depth o. l2Th feet
Terms Of Saloon q credit OF sin months
note bearing interest from date, vi III secu
rity, fequiredi lien fetAinedi redemption
barred.
This June "a, 1877.
s. L. MCDOWELL Clei \. and Master.
by Is. v. Coleman, ID, q and N.
j. u Bykss,t OlicltOT
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Syphilis Cured.

-THE dIrcoyory and suscosflu practice Of
1 az eminept PrencS ~ ysi5iEn. FOR In
'''N1'' K.W SIS. bad Fork, Ark.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Wants Honest Law.

An official cir ullr from General Master
Workman Powderly, addressed 10 the or
der of X. of l.. throughout the United
~ ties has been IN Ide public In il the
general master workman recommends
that on next Fourth of July the member
of the order where there is an assembly in
existence. hold demonstrations AMI cele.
brati IN. in honor of the birth of peoples
government. lie continues:
In the Inc of march, and on your stand,
and pubic IlaCes. u @ only one flag -the
stars and stripes. Show 70 the world that
no matter where the Knighs of Labor
citizen was born, he respects and honor,
the United States flag. Show to the
world that we are deter mined to find out
what is wrong i'm our system OF govern
ment and that we are equally as deter.
mined to right such wrongs as may exist
by peaceful legitimate means | desire
also that the question of the restorat on
of the peoples lands TO the care of the
peopl, lie discussed. Pass resolutions
declaring that the holding or from fifty to
sixty mil ions OF acre. OF the pubic do
main by aliens is sinfu and un American
Go further and demand that the alien
landlord hall let go his hold.
Pass resolutions de laring that every
acre of land acquire by fraud. perjury or
chicanery j. an acre stolen, and demand
that the thief be required TO make restitu
ton to the people.
Pass resolutions never to tlke your
eyes off the land until one good pain,
simple, honest law shall govern the hold
ing of land whether the holder be rich or
poor, individual or corporation. Make
the land for the people, under the peoples
avs, the question OF the day. Ii was not
for air, sunshine or water alone that our
athers fought; it was for the land, and we
must hold this land rec from the land
shark aud the specu ator. whether native
or len.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20

The most destructive fire that northern
New Hampshire has ever known occurred
in Lebanon on the morning of the 18th,
breaking out in Mead, Mason q Co. IS
furniture factory. The adjoining build
ings, also occupied by Mead Mason q Co.,
built of wood and filed with inhammable
materials, were soon destroyed.
The burned district covers nearly 10
acres on both sides OF the Mascoma river.
Every manufacturing establishment in
he village except Hendricks wooden mil
is destroyed The entire loss is not less
than 10000 witt insurance about s1l0.-
OOG Six hundred men are thrown out OF
work and 60 families are homeless.
a call fpr help from out Of town fire de.
partments was made, and Hanover. nfield
and Concord gave all the assistance they
could.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Canadian Reciprocity.

There is considerable talk among tho
members Of the house OF commons on the
question of commercial union with the
United States, and this feeling is largely
due to the manifest disposition OF the
American peop'e toward some scheme for
simple reciprocity. In the course of a
few days the matter will be brought be-
fore the dominion parliament as a sub
stantive re. olution and division Will be
asked for The entire liberal party, with
a solid phalanx from the maritime prov
inces AMI Manitoba, are in favor of the
measure. and il may be calculated upon
TO a certainty that within a week Sir John
Macdonald and his followers who stand
by party rather than principle will b
driven L cover with their national policy
at Scheme
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
CONDENSED STATE NEWS.

The Quincy stamp mill, a Hancock has
closed for its ANIMALS repairs
The lronton n mace has started up and
is turning out tons per day.
Elvah f. Pierce, pioneer Of St Joseph
county, has gon, the way OF all the earth
Henry VI. Fuller treasurer of Grant
township, Gladwin county /, short in his
account, about Sl.4OO.
Mis- Luta l.. Burlingame Of Ann Arbor
has been licensed 10 practice law by the
supreme court of Illinois
Henry Lemon, farmer living near
Galeshurg, had his arm severed by steam
feed cutter, the knife pa sing through at
elbow.
Lucy w. s. Morgan, one OF the oldest
pioneers OF Ann Arbor and one OF the
wealthiest ladies' Of Washtenaw county, l.
dead.
The Oakland circuit court has fined AL
bert w. Hammer, Bohemian oat man
800 for swindling farmer named
Stickney.
Col. Gowen, pioneer OF Montcalm
county and we'll known and extensive
lumber manufacturer, died in Chicago n
few days ago
The case OF DR. Palmer, the bribe-taking
physician Of Jackson prison has been
thrown out Of court. The defendant was
at once discharged
Smith J. LOCKER of Lansing, is dead.
lie was one OF the first white settlers In
that region and his wife was the first
white woman resident
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
FOREIGN.

Parnell is in very poor health and his
private life is pas ed in the most complete
seclusion.
The British government has sanctioned
the Newfoun and bait bill. 1t goes into
effect in 1855.
Roman Catholics of England have decid-
ed TO send deputation TO Rome on the
occasion of the Pope's jubilee.
A prominent member of the Canadian
cabinet saws the entrance of Newfound
land into the dominion is inevitable.
The pope will send Monsignor Agliardi
10 bear the papal congratulaton 70 the
queen on the attainment OF her jubilee.
A report comes from OTTAWA that the
fsherie, cruisers have been ordered 10 re-
main in port until further instructions
are received.
1t is reported in Bombay that many OF
the Ameer's oops are DESERVING 20 the in
surgents In a recent battle, which lasted
two days 40 were killed.
Bismarck j. scheming 10 make the i'm
peria finances of Germany independent
OF contributions from the individual
state, and it is said that the plan il likely
10 succeed.
the opening Of the Maritime exposition,
said The time of trial has not passed if
troubles come we shall not provoke them"
at the same time France is preparing for
war.
The Canadian government have decided
TO expend 5000 more than last year in
tn way OF coast defenses, and will well
arrange at an early day for a large supply
of the rife and three-pound Nordenfelt
gun which will be placed in position
along the Atlantic and Pacific as well as
at the different points on the coast
News has just been received that the
steamer Benton, plying between Singa-
pore Penang and Malacca was run into
about midnight March %, by the steamer
Fair of Penang shortly after leaving
Ealacca and sank within half an hour
OF POI per on, abroad, only fifty thus far
are known to have been saved. Most OF
those lost are natives. After the collision
the Fair Of Penang continued on her way
Loss to the vessel and cargo is $4,000.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
4 New Administration.

Bishop Borg SIS has appointed Very Rev
Edward Jos, at PRESENT Vicar general,
who Is stationed at Monroe a aiministra
tor of tie Catholic diocese Of Detroit
act until new hi hop is selected. II
was made vicar-ge eral in 1871. and con
sequently was Administrator in the alb
sence Of Bishop Borgess. in Europe. He
has been 'or > years director Of st Mary
academy at Monroe.
The rev administrator is Belgian by
birth, Is years Of age and graduate Of
the American college at Louvain, Belgium
He came TO America in 1851. and was for a
short time attached 10 Ste. Anne's church
in Detroit going thence TO st. Mary :
Monroe. He is at present one Of the rural
deans Of the diocese
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Agricultural Bulletins.

Bulletin No. p, upon lanuritis or found
er, just issued by the veterinary depart
ment OF the agricultural college, will be of
interest = those of the state owning
horses. The causes, symptoms and treat.
ment OF thi, common disease are fully dc
scrihed in this bulletin, which may be Oh
tanned of the secretary OF the state board
of agriculture. Driving a hors, not ac
customed 10 long .ourneys on a hard road
in hot weather is one of the most fire ,uent
causes. Driving through cod water when
hot, or allowed TO drink immoderately OF
cold water as we'll as overlooking the
stomach with certain kinds of grain, may
cause il.
Bulletin No. Is has also been Issued. II
contains description of some remedies
tor plant lice and describes the method Of
applying poison TO apple trees to extermin
ate the coddliug moth.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Shot His Sister.

4 l2-year old daughter OF Miles Alden,
farmer living in the tow nShip of ode sa,
,ome fifteen mi IS from lonia, was shot
and killed by l4-year old brother a few
days ago Some of the neighbors claim
that another l0year old son says that the
brother who did the shooting pointed the
gun at his sister and pulled the trigger,
saying &c d, / told YOU 10 stop
plaguing me and | guess you will stop
now" The fathers version is that all three
children were playing in the ground near
the porch. The father sat on the porch
and the mother was in the garden II
heard the chi dren talking, but did noe
pay any attention to what they said unit
he heard the report Of the gun. He claim
that the children did not know il was
loaded. The gun was a breach loading
shot gun, and the charge of shot
passed entirely through the body Of the
unfortunate girl, killing her instantly.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Recalling Anld Lang SYne.

The eighteenth annual reunion OF the So
ciety Of the Army OF the Cumberland,
which was held in Washington on the 18th
inst. was the most successful Of any ever
held by the society. Col. Henry NJ. Duff
field Of Detroit Gems. Sherman, Sheridan
and Rosecrans delivered addresses, setting
forth in glowing terms the glorious
achievements OF the army Of the Cumber
lank
The committee appointed 70 select the
time and place for the next reunion de.
cided upon Chicago and Chickamauga
week in September.
The unveilng If the statue t. Gen. Gar
field took place on the 18th.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Michigan CrnnS.

For the May crop report returns have
been received from 965 correspondents rep
resenting 40 townships. Six hundre
and forty Of these returns are from 4l5
townships in the southern four tiers of
oounties and 1913 reports are from l44
townships in the central counties Cor
respondents this month, almost without
exception, note tho severity of the
drought Wheat on sandy soil made yer
good growth during April, but On ca
soil the growth was very unsatisfactory.
The average condition in the southern
counties is eighty-seven per cent. com
pa ison being with vitality and growth Of
average years. In all the count Is in the
first and second tiers from the south line
OF the state except Jackson, and in Ale
gan and Macomb of the third tier, the
condition is below -, the average for the
southern four tiers: while in Jackson i'm
the Sc ond tier, and in all Of the counties
O the third and fourth tiers except ALE
gan and Macomb, the condition equa 5 or
exceeds ST. The average condition of
wheat in the central count es Is -, and in
the northern counties 90. Very little
wheat will ! q plowel M because winter
killed or otherwise DESTROYED vet a con
siderable area that would otherwi be
nlOWeu UP W II De saved ONLY Dec allse
Sc aded down
Reports have been received OF the guam
tity OF wheat marketed 10y farmers during
the month OF April at 80 elevators and
mills OF these 10 are / . the southern
four tiers of counties which is - per c mt
and 81 are in the fifth and sixth err, of
counties, which Is 81 per cent. of the whole
number in these sections respectively
The total number of bushels reported
marketed is .Ot SOL # which IS Q.6 / n >hels
were marketed In the first or southern tier
OF counties lt5 COZ bushels in the second
tier, 5000 la he's in the third tier is h23
Iu .hels in the fourth tier % !'J9 in the
fifth and sixth tier and SO
bushels in the northern counties. At 40
elevator, and mills, or Il per cent. of the
whole number from which reports have
been re ,eived, there was no wheat
marketed during the month. The total
number of bushels Of wheat reported
marketed in Augu { September October,
November. December, January. February.
March aud April Is li,:5945', or about ;
per cent of the crop Of ISL The inter
OF bushels reported marketed in the same
months of IsSj and lass was i2.Gf5 40. or
Al per cent q the crop % lSS5. For these
months in 500 reports were received
from about 3 per cent and in loN,ti from
about - per cent. Of the elevators and
mill in the -outhsrn four tiers OF counties.
Glover. like wheat is bnd injured.
Correspondents i'm the southern counties
estimate that no le 5 than e,even per cent.
is 50 far destroyed and ia { 10 will he
Moved up 3 he condition OF clover mead
ows and pastures i - IN tn southern, -
in the central and E in the northern com
ties I'm condition, orses are returned
at o.: cattle 81 sheep, 90, and swine %.
These figures are fOrthe state
Apples promise * per cent. and peaches
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20

Tho executive committee OF the mer.
chants and manufacturers exchange OF
Detroit, alter futile attempt TO procure
1000 mile tickets of the Michigan Central,
at reduced rates, adopted the following:
WHEREAS, Notwithstanding the profes
sions of the president of the Michig IN Cen
trial railroad of hi> desire 10 meet the ques-
tion of mileage tickets i'm one of our courts
10 he comes eviden mt 10 this committee that
the Michigan Central railroad doe not de-
sire To meet this question in proper spir
IL; therefore.
H'So red. That II Is the sense of the ex-
ecutive committee of this exchange that
no suit shall be commenced against the
Michigan Central raj road on the terms
and conditions which they exact. and that
the executive committee deem il their
duty TO recommend 10 the members OF
this exchange that in view of this act on
Of the officers of the Mich gan Centr
railroad, that they vii best serve their
own interest, 10y favoring n largely as
possible those lines and roads within our
state who are meeting the matter OF the
mileage tickets in a fair spirit, and not dis
posed TO take technical advantage OF the
inter tate law.
L H. Hiuchman ID ID. Thorp, G A.
Black. j. l.. Edison and r. ID. Bull were ap
pointed a committee 10 g Lansing and
endeavor 10 get relief through the legisla-
ture.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1887-05-20
Serious Results of "A Quarrel.

John Clay. farmer aged about 35 years
living six miles southwest of Grand Ledge
was shot in the head and serious wounded
by Brant Chandler, ~ year, old, the other
morning The trouble grew out OF n land
deal between Clay and Chambers father.
There h we been threats OF violence for
several days which finally eliminated in
the shooting Chandler imme lately sur
rendered TO he authorities and was locke
up 10 await tn, result OF Clay's in uries.
Chandler's story is that the difficulty
sprung from misunde standing Clay
claimed 10 hive rented piece Of land
which the Chambers had recently leased.
as the latter were hauling rails from the
place Cay appe red on the scene
armed with a stone He struck the Old man
Chandler with the rock, aud paid the sam
comp iment 10 the young man, The latter
went u the house, got gun and found
Clay sitting on fence when he came out.
He raj. ed tie gun and fired, and the charge
entered Clay head.